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For my relationship, I agreed to move back to Los Angeles. Was I doing the right thing? At this point in my life, would Southern California be a good fit?

Chess, then coffee with a side of flowers, band practice, Thai sausages and then more chess.

Photographer Blaise Hayward hopes his photo series, capturing all 50 state quarters, will help Americans 'be nicer to one another.'

Behind the multimillion-dollar renovation is South Korea-based AJU Continuum, best known for its culture-forward Ryse Hotel in Seoul.

After losing her parents, Jessica Gonzalez wanted to explore things that brought her joy. Her Happy Organics line of produce-inspired candles is a start.

I took a kid's camera to Paris Fashion Week, because was it ever really that serious?

At Angie Fadel's Mindful Archery workshops in Los Angeles, women and nonbinary attendees use bow and arrow instruction, somatic breathwork and nature therapy to release stress and find inner strength.

For years, construction stalled at an Eagle Rock site set to become a 31-unit multiuse complex. In the meantime, a mysterious papier-mache bird, nicknamed "Pinky" took roost. But who made the beloved mascot?

We would come together and drift apart -- sometimes as lovers but mostly as friends. Then everything changed.

As the original Doc Feeney's All Stars roster crosses into their 70s, a new generation is stepping up to the plate to keep a half-century of brotherhood -- and the memory of a fallen teammate -- alive.